Below is a list of 300 claims that, according to some, are deliberately withheld from students in education to keep them consciously ignorant or uninformed.
The list was—with some manipulation—produced by ChatGPT, so hold your breath. Some items on the list are obvious and you may immediately agree with them. Others will at least make you think—or perhaps even prompt you to reject them outright—while some of it seems meaningless and may only be understood by a select few in a specific field of knowledge.
- The Earth is not a spinning ball; some believe it is flat or stationary.
- Dinosaurs never existed; fossils were allegedly fabricated or misinterpreted.
- The moon landings were staged; claims the Apollo missions were filmed on Earth.
- The heart is not a pump; alternative theories describe different circulatory mechanisms.
- History has been intentionally rewritten; examples include the Phantom Time hypothesis and chronology revisionism.
- Space agencies fake imagery and data; allegations that NASA and others stage photos and telemetry.
- Viruses don’t exist or are mischaracterized; some say diseases are caused by toxins or other non-viral mechanisms.
- Gravity is a fiction; alternative forces like density, electromagnetism, or an ether are proposed.
- Nuclear weapons are a hoax; claims that tests and explosions were staged.
- Human evolution is fabricated; ideas about suppressed fossils or misinterpretation of ancestry.
- Antarctica hides forbidden lands; notions of an ice wall, ancient ruins, or restricted zones.
- The human body can live on light or prana (breatharianism); nutrition science is contested by adherents.
- Money is engineered as a control system; monetary systems are framed as deliberate social traps.
- Free energy and suppressed inventions exist; devices like over-unity engines were hidden or confiscated.
- Certain mountains or volcanoes are ancient living organisms or machines; geological features reinterpreted as biological/technological remains.
- Time has been manipulated; timelines were allegedly edited, looped, or reset.
- Maps and cartography are intentionally misleading; global map projections and historical charts conceal the true layout.
- Human civilization is far older and more advanced than taught; lost high-tech cultures like Atlantis/Lemuria are invoked.
- The Sun and Moon are local, artificial, or much smaller; alternate cosmologies place them closer or engineered.
- Aliens are actually ancient humans or interdimensional beings; extraterrestrial accounts reinterpreted as other categories.
- Language was engineered to limit thought; linguistic reforms allegedly reduce cognitive or spiritual abilities.
- We live inside a simulation or constructed reality; schooling hides the computational or holographic basis of reality.
- Medical institutions suppress simple natural cures; cures and low-cost therapies are claimed to be hidden for profit/control.
- Wars and conflicts are orchestrated; geopolitical events framed as manufactured for elites’ aims.
- Weather and natural disasters can be engineered; technologies like HAARP are cited as weather-control systems.
- Inner-Earth civilizations or subterranean races exist; hollow-earth and underground-society narratives.
- Public figures are replaced by doubles, clones, or digital constructs; replacement theories for leaders and celebrities.
- Human senses were intentionally reduced; claims humans once perceived more wavelengths or dimensions.
- The pyramids functioned as energy generators or part of a global grid; not tombs but technological nodes.
- Giants once existed and evidence was suppressed; tales of megafauna human-like skeletons.
- Ancient maps show lost continents or vanished lands; Piri Reis and related anomalies cited.
- Humans were seeded or transplanted to Earth; panspermia, directed-origin, or seeding narratives.
- Crystals store encoded knowledge or consciousness; claims of crystalline data storage and memory.
- Stars and celestial bodies are conscious; living-star cosmologies.
- Education biases left-brain thinking to suppress intuition; schooling framed as training for compliance.
- The speed of light or constants are manipulated; alleged tampering with physical constants for cover-ups.
- Astrology encodes ancient technological or navigational instructions; star-sign systems read as operational manuals.
- Some mountain ranges are ruins of megastructures; geological features reinterpreted as built remains.
- Lost cities lie submerged in oceans; widespread Atlantis-style claims.
- Official population counts are falsified; manipulation of demographic statistics for control.
- The night sky looked different before a cataclysm; memory of different celestial arrangements.
- Quantum experiments show consciousness creates reality; measurement problems taken as evidence for mind-over-matter claims.
- Plants have complex communication networks and intelligence; plant sentience/hive-mind hypotheses.
- Artifacts are present on the Moon or Mars indicating ancient visitors; anomalous images and data cited.
- Hidden mathematics (vortex math) unlock free energy; alternative numeric systems promised to reveal suppressed tech.
- Musical tuning (440 Hz) was changed to weaken people; 432 Hz vs 440 Hz tuning conspiracies.
- Dreams are literal interdimensional communications; dreaming framed as cross-reality messaging.
- Ancient peoples had anti-gravity or levitation technology; megalith-moving tech theories.
- Time travel and timeline operations exist in secret programs; classified chrononaut programs alleged.
- A global flood or cataclysm erased prior advanced world(s); flood myths read as historical resets.
- Auroras and polar phenomena are the result of technology; engineered polar effects claims.
- Electricity, not gravity, rules the cosmos (Electric Universe); alternative astrophysics models.
- Entanglement proves unity of consciousness; quantum correlations taken as metaphysical proof.
- Illnesses arise from emotional or spiritual causes; psychosomatic or energetic origin theories.
- Earth is a conscious being (Gaia) actively regulating life; Gaia-centric agency arguments.
- Polar regions conceal openings to inner-Earth habitats; tunnel, city, or portal ideas.
- Sacred geometry underpins reality; geometry as blueprint for physical laws and devices.
- The Moon is artificial or hollow; constructed-satellite narratives.
- Humans once had much longer lifespans; mythic long-lives interpreted as historical fact.
- The visible color spectrum has been truncated; lost colors or frequencies removed from ordinary perception.
- World fairs hid architectural resets or engineering recoveries; expositions as cover stories.
- Fossils can form rapidly under certain conditions; alternative taphonomy used to compress timelines.
- Large parts of Earth remain undiscovered or concealed; forbidden regions, off-limits zones.
- Meteors are remnants of ancient machines; technological debris from previous eras.
- Cats and some animals perceive interdimensional beings; animal-mediated perception claims.
- Storms and thunder are influenced or generated by technology; weather control theories.
- Religious institutions hide secret maps of true geography; archives like the Vatican suggested to contain suppressed maps.
- Governments use infrasound or frequencies to influence moods; mass influence via inaudible sound technologies.
- Atlantis-style civilizations once spanned the globe; global pre-flood culture concepts.
- The solar system housed additional planets now destroyed; lost-world scenarios in alternative cosmologies.
- Animals once spoke or had fluent human-level communication; myths recast as historical memory.
- Comets are electrical phenomena rather than icy bodies; Electric Universe interpretation of comets.
- Sleep synchronizes humans with cosmic energy rhythms; sleep as energetic alignment rather than biological rest.
- Earth once had multiple moons; accounts of earlier moons impacting history.
- Large cave systems are remains of ancient mines or cities; caves as engineered spaces.
- Mirrors are portals to other realms; occult and folkloric mirror-portal beliefs.
- Human DNA contains dormant strands with latent abilities; 12-strand DNA and similar ideas.
- Volcanoes conceal ancient structures; buried complexes under volcanic material.
- Mermaid-like or aquatic hominids existed; underwater hominid branch hypotheses.
- Many modern diseases were engineered; biological-manufacture and release narratives.
- Consciousness is primary and the brain a receiver; brain-as-receiver theories of mind.
- The Internet was rediscovered from older tech; network technologies as recovered artifacts.
- Teleportation has been achieved in classified programs; secret teleportation research claims.
- Electromagnetic fields determine personality or destiny; EM profiles tied to behavior theories.
- Stars are gateways or markers to other realms; stargate-like cosmologies.
- Black holes are portals or bridges to other universes; wormhole interpretations.
- Sacred sites align in a planetary grid that stores or transmits power; leyline and grid theories.
- The rainbow once included additional bands or frequencies; lost spectral bands claims.
- Perpetual-motion and other large inventions were suppressed; free-energy suppression narratives.
- Human population figures are manipulated for control; demographic falsification claims.
- Certain geological formations are petrified constructions; geological features as engineered remains.
- Prehistoric humans had technologies modern science cannot reproduce; advanced ancient tech hypotheses.
- Ancient calendars encode access to cosmic events or portals; calendars as activation guides.
- The accepted calendar is off by centuries; chronology revisionism ideas.
- Certain sound frequencies can open dimensional doors; resonance and gateway claims.
- Telepathy was commonplace historically; widespread telepathic communication in ancient times.
- Extinct megafauna survive in remote regions; remnant populations of supposed-extinct species.
- Governments hide the true size/distance of Sun and Moon; perceived scale tampering claims.
- Earth’s radius or size has changed on historical timescales; expanding-Earth ideas.
- Dark matter/energy labels mask unknown tech or forces; dark-phenomena reinterpreted as engineered effects.
- Lightning carries encoded information; electrical discharge as signaling.
- The sky is a dome or projection rather than vast space; firmament and simulation/cosmic-projection ideas.
- Megalithic alignments serve as coordinates for cosmic navigation; monuments as navigational markers.
- Deserts were created or altered by ancient engineering; landscape engineering claims.
- An ether or universal medium explains gravity/electromagnetism; modern ether-revival theories.
- The human brain can access a universal database (Akashic records); metaphysical record-access theories.
- Earthquakes reveal ancient engineered structures; tectonic activity exposing buried tech.
- The North Pole conceals an energetic vortex or portal; polar-portal theories.
- Some models place stars much closer within Earth’s sphere; nonstandard cosmologies about star distance.
- Civilization chronologies are intentionally scrambled; deliberate rearrangement of historical timelines.
- Dreams are communications from parallel selves or timelines; dream-multiverse interpretations.
- Sacred sites form a harmonic lattice around Earth; grid and nodal theories for energy and information.
- Oceans hide ancient reactors, machines, or cities of past civilizations; submerged-technology narratives.
- Plate tectonics is incomplete; alternative continental movement scenarios exist; sudden rearrangement or alternative movement ideas.
- The Sun is an electrical or plasma device rather than a thermonuclear star; plasma physics alternatives.
- Some ruins were built by non-human intelligences or with their guidance; directed-construction hypotheses.
- Comets and asteroids are used as tools or signs by unknown intelligences; intentional cosmic-object usage theories.
- Certain archaic symbols encode functional technologies; symbol-as-schematic interpretations.
- Meteorological phenomena can be manipulated to target populations; targeted-weather claims.
- The wealthy elite possess secret life-extension technologies; hidden longevity-infrastructure narratives.
- Public education is structured for conformity, not critical thought; schooling as social-control system.
- Prisons, hospitals, and cities corral psychic potential; institutions as containment of human capacities.
- The Vatican or similar institutions maintain ancient technologies; secret-archive tech custody theories.
- Language reforms were imposed to limit metaphysical awareness; lexicon control theories.
- There are secret off-world colonies supported by governments; clandestine extraterrestrial or orbital settlements.
- Subterranean tunnel networks host hidden societies and tech; deep-underground habitation narratives.
- Many ancient sculptures were functional machinery or instruments; art-as-component interpretations.
- Relics in museums are staged to disguise true use; artifacts recategorized as art or ritual to hide tech.
- Certain diseases are side effects of suppressed technologies; disease-as-technology narratives.
- Social engineering is embedded into media, schooling, and entertainment; cultural engineering theories.
- Important archaeological finds are suppressed or misreported; censorship and selective disclosure claims.
- Some ancient texts describe rocket-like or flying devices literally; literal-technology readings of mythic passages.
- Major religious narratives were adapted from earlier technological histories; myth-as-memory-of-tech ideas.
- Fossil records have deliberate gaps to hide certain ancestors; suppressed-fossil narratives.
- Language contains hidden codes that alter cognition; code-language theories for thought control.
- Alchemical traditions preserved useful chemistry lost to mainstream science; alchemy-as-prototype-for-modern-tech claims.
- Books and libraries were destroyed to erase knowledge cycles; deliberate cultural amnesia theories.
- Whole populations are kept off official maps; ghost-population or hidden-community claims.
- Secret societies maintain continuity of ancient technical knowledge; guilds as custodians of lost tech.
- Monuments align with celestial events to harness energy or information; astronomical-activation theories.
- Certain plant species were bred to mask medicinal properties; agricultural suppression narratives.
- Childhood rites in ancient cultures were initiatory technical training; rites-as-education interpretations.
- Some state rituals obscure functional technology behind symbolism; ritual-as-cover claims.
- Physical laws we measure are locally tuned and variable; regional-physics variance theories.
- Cometary sightings coincide with deliberate social resets; comet-as-sign or trigger narratives.
- Academia participates in a gatekeeping cartel; coordinated suppression of disruptive discoveries.
- Archaeologists sometimes mis-diagnose engineered features as natural; reinterpretation of anomalies as tech.
- Certain megalithic stones carry micro-etched data; inscriptions or data etched too fine for mainstream analysis.
- Early navigational charts used non-terrestrial reference frames; alternative reference-system hypotheses.
- Gold and certain metals were used as energy conductors in ancient devices; material-function theories.
- The ‘Dark Ages’ conceal technological continuities rather than regression; hidden-continuity narratives.
- Some folktales encode workshop or factory memories; myth as industrial record.
- Ancestral worship masked practical training schools for technicians; priest-engineer roles in ancient societies.
- Weather lore contains preserved instructions for manipulating climate; tradition-as-technical-knowledge claims.
- Colonial-era discoveries were recoveries of older technology; re-discovery narratives for ancient devices.
- Mystical initiations preserved specialized technical education; ritual training as apprenticeship for complex tech.
- Some pigments preserve optical data about past skies; colorants as recording media theory.
- Ancient medical texts describe surgical techniques lost to modern practice; lost-medical-knowledge claims.
- Civilization collapses were sometimes deliberate resets; engineered collapses for sociopolitical realignment.
- Certain artifacts only function when assembled per ritual geometry; ritual-assembly-as-activation claims.
- Prehistoric art maps spatial coordinates rather than symbolism; art-as-map hypotheses.
- Secret engineering guilds influenced architecture worldwide; trans-cultural workshop networks.
- Spiritual rites integrated with energy-engineering practices; ritual-technology fusion ideas.
- Societies practiced controlled genetic selection long before modern science; ancient eugenics narratives.
- Religious taboos protected dangerous knowledge or unstable tech; taboo-as-protection theory.
- Lighthouse-like structures functioned as planetary signaling arrays; tower networks as signal infrastructure.
- Ancient metallurgy included alloys not reproducible today; lost-alloy hypotheses.
- Some myths about gods are veiled technical manuals; deity-stories read as engineering guides.
- Old treasuries conceal caches of advanced components; treasure-as-tech caches idea.
- Seafaring charts once included highly accurate underwater topography; advanced hydrography in antiquity claims.
- Glass and crystal artifacts served as optical or data-storage systems; early optics/data storage hypotheses.
- Timekeeping instruments used astronomical phenomena differently than taught; alternative chronometry theories.
- Certain ceremonies intentionally altered local electromagnetic environments; ritual EM control claims.
- Ancient irrigation doubled as energy distribution systems; hydraulic-energy capture theories.
- Artisan workshops functioned as proto-industrial centers with lost machinery; early industry narratives.
- Some monumental masonry shows precision implying advanced tools; precision-tooling hypotheses.
- Road networks align with subterranean resource veins; infrastructure planned for resource logistics.
- Funerary complexes served both ritual and technical functions; dual-purpose complex theories.
- Guilds guarded manufacturing secrets that shaped trade; guild-knowledge continuity claims.
- Some ‘sacred caves’ were storage or laboratory facilities; utilitarian subterranean uses.
- Island myths record engineered relocations and population movements; migration-as-engineered-event theories.
- Star myths map to ice-core and tree-ring anomaly data; myth as proxy for environmental events.
- Traditional festivals reenact maintenance of technical systems; festival-as-maintenance-record hypotheses.
- Old maps contain coordinate systems that match non-local frames; alternate-reference map theories.
- Ceremonial masks encode schematic or functional information; symbol-as-schematic interpretations.
- Many mythic beasts reflect real megafauna or engineered constructs; myth-as-memory-of-real-entities ideas.
- Some texts reference machines described metaphorically but physically plausible; metaphor-as-tech-record claims.
- Sealed vaults contained equipment essential to ancient infrastructure; vaults-as-equipment-storage ideas.
- Chronicles sometimes substituted technical logs to conceal operations; rewritten-logs narratives.
- Songs encoded binary-like sequences serving as memory aids; music-as-data encoding theories.
- Architectural anomalies across continents suggest shared engineering; cross-cultural technical diffusion hypotheses.
- Astronomical alignments served as activation codes for devices; monument-as-activation-code theories.
- Relocation of sacred stones corresponds with shifting energetic grids; moving-stones-to-adjust-grid ideas.
- Ancient botanical gardens functioned as experimental hybridization labs; horticulture-as-research-site claims.
- Ritual dances encode mechanical sequences to operate devices; choreography-as-procedure hypotheses.
- Lost trade routes connected resource nodes for technological supply; trade networks as tech supply chains.
- Some inscriptions overlay multiple eras to mask technological evolution; intentional-obfuscation-of-knowledge theories.
- Early seals and stamps contain microscopic tool marks indicating specialized manufacture; micro-tooling evidence claims.
- Hydraulic systems suggest energy capture beyond irrigation; hydraulic-energy theories.
- Monument sightlines double as relay points for acoustic or EM signaling; monuments-as-communication-relays ideas.
- A corpus of petroglyphs corresponds to a shared coordinate language; rock-art-as-coordinate-system theories.
- Rock-cut chambers show wear consistent with machinery or repetitive processes; machinery-use wear-pattern hypotheses.
- Ancient numeric systems encoded positional data for complex computation; tablets-as-computation-artefacts ideas.
- Certain medical protocols produced effects due to empirical tech masked as ritual; ritual-as-medical-tech theories.
- Leyline theories propose energetic highways connecting worksites; grid-connection-of-sites ideas.
- Settlements cluster near conductive minerals in alternate readings; material-resource-placement theories.
- Funerary apparatus includes elements repurposable as power couplings; funerary-tech repurposing hypotheses.
- Repeated numerical constants in inscriptions indicate standardization; standard-parametric evidence claims.
- Urban plans emphasize line-of-sight for signaling technologies; sightline-as-technology-theory.
- Artifact caches sometimes include specialized tooling rather than decorative items; cache-as-spare-parts ideas.
- Bores and shafts match geometries used in mechanical extraction techniques; engineered-extraction theories.
- Preserved cordage demonstrates braiding optimized for high-tensile use; advanced-ropecraft claims.
- Storage pits include layered insulating materials consistent with thermal moderation; thermal-storage theories.
- Vaulted chambers suggest resonance-based operations; resonance-chamber interpretations.
- Some ‘treasures’ are precisely machined components; treasure-as-machineparts hypothesis.
- Small-scale models in collections may be engineering prototypes; models-as-prototypes idea.
- Certain inscriptions encode alignment or activation protocols; inscriptions-as-instructions claims.
- Standard block sizes across regions suggest mass-production templates; template-production theories.
- Rock art includes mapping conventions corresponding with surveying; rock-art-as-survey-map ideas.
- Fish traps and hydraulic features double as energy-management constructs; multi-use hydraulic systems hypotheses.
- Early coins show calibrated alloy recipes for industrial use; coin-as-standardization evidence.
- Temple ducting may have been used for directed airflow for energetic uses; controlled-airflow theories.
- Megalith foundations include ferric concentrations consistent with engineered anchoring; anchor-material theories.
- Reused dressed stones indicate preservation of engineered parts; reuse-as-preservation idea.
- Some frescoes depict instrument panels rather than purely symbolic imagery; fresco-as-panel depiction claims.
- Carved bas-reliefs can be read as assembly instructions; relief-as-assembly-guide theories.
- Ornamental motifs reflect standard part-marking across workshops; motif-as-partmark evidence.
- Mathematical tablets encode algorithms for engineering tasks; tablet-as-algorithm claims.
- Submerged ruins align with seismic subsidence patterns; sudden-event-submergence theories.
- Certain ceramic forms could house electrochemical components; ceramics-as-component-housing ideas.
- Ritual timing matches tidal and solar cycles used for maintenance; timing-as-maintenance schedule theories.
- Terraced structures align with hydraulic energy capture principles; terrace-as-energy-capture hypotheses.
- Thermal baths double as phase-change energy systems in alternate readings; bath-as-energy-storage ideas.
- Advanced lattice structures in ancient ceramics/glass appear earlier than expected; advanced-materials claims.
- Beacon towers formed long-distance optical signaling relays; beacon-network theories.
- Petroglyph clusters map to subterranean passages matching modern finds; petroglyph-as-passage-map theories.
- Some ceramic glazes contain rare earths indicating selective resource processing; resource-selection evidence claims.
- Ritual iconography masks functional components as art; art-as-cover theory.
- Spiral motifs link to vortex or flow-management theories; spiral-as-vortex claims.
- Standing stones align with magnetic anomalies in some surveys; stone-as-magnetic-marker hypotheses.
- Amphitheaters channel infrasonic patterns for signaling or tuning; amphitheater-as-signal-theory.
- Carved reliefs depict gear-like mechanisms misread as symbolic; relief-as-gear interpretation.
- Certain ancient bridges include advanced load-distribution designs; unexpected-engineering evidence.
- Hydraulic canals exhibit gradients optimized for energy recapture; canal-as-energy-capture ideas.
- Record-keeping patterns hint at distributed-ledger-like practices; proto-ledger theories.
- Small metallic artifacts show microstructures akin to advanced metallurgy; microstructure-anomaly claims.
- Distribution of megalith types suggests standardized module production; standardized-module hypotheses.
- Calendars measure sidereal anomalies reinterpreted by modern astronomy; calendar-as-anomaly-record theories.
- Archaeological anomalies cluster near mineral-rich domains in alternate theories; anomaly-mineral-correlation claims.
- Mountain caves contain niches cut for equipment rather than ritual use; niche-as-equipment-theory.
- Stone circles on geothermal hotspots imply harnessed thermal energy; hotspot-as-energy-source ideas.
- Mural pigments include binders with electrically active properties; pigment-as-electrical-material claims.
- Ritual oils in vessels match insulating compounds for primitive capacitors; oil-as-dielectric hypotheses.
- Some statues contain internal cavities compatible with mechanical assemblies; statue-as-housing claims.
- Oral traditions map to glacial retreat timelines in certain reconstructions; myth-as-climate-proxy theories.
- Inscriptions reference materials not known until later eras; anachronistic-material claims.
- Leyline theories propose energetic highways linking resource nodes; leyline-as-resource-network ideas.
- Settlements cluster near conductive minerals suggesting resource-based planning; conductive-mineral settlement theories.
- Funerary apparatus includes repurposable power couplings; funerary-as-power-kit hypotheses.
- Numerical constants repeat in inscriptions implying manufacturing standards; constant-as-standard evidence.
- Urban plans reflect modular workshop layouts rather than purely civic design; workshop-focused planning claims.
- Textual fragments reference ‘keepers of the reels’ implying data roles; textual-occupational evidence.
- Carved knots and loop motifs encode cable-management patterns; knot-as-cable-map theories.
- Metal ingots bear impressions from standardized molds forming parts; ingot-as-part-evidence ideas.
- Soot profiles imply controlled combustion with advanced ventilation; soot-as-tech-evidence hypotheses.
- Dock constructions include submerged features to guide mobile platforms; dock-as-platform-seating claims.
- Measurement marks across artifacts indicate shared metrology traditions; measurement-tradition evidence.
- Preserved rope splice techniques show high-efficiency load distribution; advanced-ropecraft evidence.
- Stone channels line up with hydraulic head differences usable for mechanical work; channel-as-mechanical-theory.
- Reservoir seals include layered compounds consistent with reactive-material containment; seal-as-storage evidence.
- Caches include tabs and sockets suggestive of modular assembly kits; cache-as-assembly-kit theory.
- Painted schematics function as exploded views in alternate readings; paintings-as-manuals hypotheses.
- Site grids reflect repeatable workshop layouts conducive to manufacturing; grid-as-factory-plan claims.
- Illuminated diagrams encode stepwise mechanical assembly; diagrams-as-assembly-guides ideas.
- Knots and loop motifs encode lacing patterns for cable management; motif-as-cable-management theory.
- Preserved fastenings imply interchangeable bolting systems; fastening-as-standardization claims.
- Mural depictions show schematic flow diagrams rather than purely mythic scenes; mural-as-schematic ideas.
- Quarries display terraces optimized for large-stone transport; quarry-as-transport-system theory.
- Ritual caches contain insulating compounds suited for stored reactive materials; cache-as-reactive-storage claims.
- Carved cylinders may represent coded scroll-storage devices; cylinder-as-storage-theory.
- Standing stones have drilled holes consistent with mounting pins for linkages; drilled-hole-as-mount claim.
- Coastal megaliths align with tidal channels used to harness flows; tide-harnessing structure ideas.
- Mortuary guard-chambers suggest protective housing for critical components; guard-chamber-as-protective-storage claims.
- Waste deposits indicate industrial processing zones; waste-as-industrial-evidence theories.
- Ceramic linings indicate ionic control consistent with capacitative storage; ceramic-as-dielectric claims.
- Rock-cut chambers include seating oriented to panel positions in alternate views; seating-as-control-position hypothesis.
- Concentric notch patterns on stelae align with rotational indexing systems; notch-as-indexing evidence.
- Path gradients correspond to pacing markers for coordinated labor; gradient-as-labor-synchronization theory.
- Subterranean pits include layered ceramic and metallic residues tied to storage; pit-as-storage-system hypothesis.
- Bead sequences follow prime-number patterns used as counting aids; bead-as-counting-tool theories.
- Wooden fittings show wear aligned with rotational motion indicating torque use; wear-as-rotational-evidence.
- Coastal channels function as tidal rectifiers in alternative engineering models; channel-as-rectifier ideas.
- Ritual sequences align with startup procedures in speculative reconstructions; ritual-as-startup-procedure theories.
- Carved reliefs show modular assemblies swapped in diagrams rather than symbolic acts; relief-as-modular-instruction claims.
- Grain storage designs include air-flow channels tuned for preservation of sensitive materials; airflow-as-preservation claims.
- Small metal rings match tolerances consistent with coupling systems; ring-as-coupling-evidence.
- Soot profiles on chamber walls imply controlled combustion processes beyond domestic use; soot-as-industrial-evidence claims.
- Dock constructions incorporate channels to seat mobile platforms precisely; dock-channel-as-platform theory.
- Measurement marks across artifacts point to shared manufacturing traditions; measurement-consistency evidence.
- A corpus of small object caches contains alignable tabs, sockets, and components suggesting modular systems; cache-as-component-kit hypothesis.